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The Vermont Watchman
Montpelier, Washington County, Vermont
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Local Waterbury news includes a birth to the Kerrins, illnesses among children and Mrs. Coburn, Dr. Minard's surgical assistance in Burlington, residential moves, family visits, a new Teachers' Association, property purchase, Halloween parties, a lecture by Rev. Hough, Christian Endeavor attendance, a library benefit on Nov. 13, and various travels.
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Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kerrin are rejoicing in the birth of a son.
Two Shonio children living on High street are ill with canker-rash.
Mrs. Henry Coburn has been threatened with fever, but is better.
Dr. Minard was called to Burlington last Wednesday to assist Dr. Sparhawk in a surgical operation.
Charles Clark has moved from the Center to the new house recently purchased by him of G. W. Randall.
Dr. McIntyre of West Randolph was in town last week to see his aunt, Mrs. Griswold, who is quite feeble.
Mrs. A. B. Remington returned from Hartford last Thursday. Her son Joe now has a good position in Minneapolis.
Rev. I. P. Booth has organized a Teachers' Association in town. It will doubtless prove very beneficial to all the teachers who belong to it.
W. B. Clark and his father have bought the lot adjoining the new residence of J. A. Fife, and G. W. Randall is to build them a house in the spring.
Miss Belle Cooley was given a surprise party by her school-mates on Halloween, and Miss Elliot also entertained a few friends on that evening.
Rev. A. J. Hough of Montpelier delivered a fine lecture in the Methodist Episcopal church last Monday evening, his subject being "How to Get There."
Miss Abbie Haines attended the state meeting of Christian Endeavor Societies held at Rutland last Wednesday and Thursday. She went as delegate from the Congregational society of this place.
The first annual entertainment for the benefit of the library will be given at Barrett's Hall on Wednesday evening, November 13. Considerable effort has been made to make the programme as interesting as possible, and it is promised that the exercises will be varied and novel enough in their character to suit those of all tastes. The trustees of the association expect a rousing attendance.
Dr. and Mrs. Lamb were in Boston last week.
Dan C. Richardson of Dartmouth College spent Sunday with his parents.
A. A. Atherton of Essex is visiting relatives in town.
Ned Chesley spent last week in Boston.
Mrs. Dr. Loomis of Burlington was in town last week, the guest of Mrs. Fales.
Mrs. E. B. Johnson and daughter returned to Burlington last Thursday.
Miss Maud Smith is spending a week in Moretown with her aunt, Mrs. Ward.
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Waterbury
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two children ill with canker-rash; mrs. coburn recovering from fever threat; mrs. griswold feeble; library entertainment expected to draw attendance.
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Collection of local happenings in Waterbury: birth of son to Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kerrin; two Shonio children on High Street ill with canker-rash; Mrs. Henry Coburn improved after fever threat; Dr. Minard assisted Dr. Sparhawk in Burlington surgery last Wednesday; Charles Clark moved to new house bought from G. W. Randall; Dr. McIntyre visited feeble aunt Mrs. Griswold last week; Mrs. A. B. Remington returned from Hartford, son Joe positioned in Minneapolis; Rev. I. P. Booth organized beneficial Teachers' Association; W. B. Clark and father bought lot next to J. A. Fife's residence for spring house by G. W. Randall; surprise party for Miss Belle Cooley and entertainment by Miss Elliot on Halloween; Rev. A. J. Hough lectured on 'How to Get There' in Methodist church last Monday; Miss Abbie Haines delegated to Rutland Christian Endeavor meeting last Wednesday-Thursday; library benefit entertainment at Barrett's Hall November 13 with varied program; various visits and travels including Dr. and Mrs. Lamb in Boston, Dan C. Richardson home Sunday, A. A. Atherton visiting, Ned Chesley in Boston, Mrs. Dr. Loomis guest of Mrs. Fales, Mrs. E. B. Johnson and daughter to Burlington, Miss Maud Smith in Moretown.